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Dedication
In appreciation of his untiring efforts in our
behalf, and his devotion to Sutton High School,
we, the Class of 1956, dedicate this "Exitus" to
Mr. Donald G. Schwab.
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Foreword
With the advent of graduation, the focal point from which our future
plans and ideals spring, comes the termination of six memorable years at
Sutton High School. Ours is the first class to enjoy the benefits of both
Junior and Senior High School in a modern, newly equipped school.
May we, the Class of '56, having received guidance from our parents,
faculty, and lifelong friends made throughout our school years, make a not-
able impression upon this great world of ours.
Editor
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MRS. BARBARA FLANDERS
Secretary to Administration
RICHARD WALTER BENTLEY
"Dick"
Expression: "As they say in French Indo-
China "
Ambition: G o to college, get married,
and get a good job.
Future Plans: College.
Activities: Science Club 3, 4; Art Club 4;
Basketball Manager 4; Senior
Play 4; Good Government Rep-
resentative 4.
THERESA MARY BOISSE
"Terry
Expression: "That's no lie"
Ambition: To work in an insurance com-
pany.
Future Plans: Go to work.
Activities: Suttonian 4; Senior Play 4.
ELAINE MARGARET BREHIO
Expression: "Crumb"
Ambition: Women- s Air Force.
Future Plans: Work.
Activities: Librarian 4; Exitus Staff 4; Se-
nior Play 4; Suttonian 4.
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MARC I A ELIZABETH BULLARD
Expression: "Oh, no!"
Ambition: To be successful.
Future Plans: To attend college.
Activities: Cheerleader Co-Captain 1, 2;
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Treasur-
er 4; Class Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Se-
nior Play 4; Exitus Staff 4; Sut-
tonian Staff 3,4.
HERBERT LIONEL CHASE
" Herbie"
Expression: "Get out of here"
Ambition: To be successful.
Future Plans: To work and go to night school.
Activities: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball
1, 2, 3, 4; Captain 4; Student
Council 2, 3; Senior Play 4.
Exitus Staff 4.
BARBARA ANN EDWARDS
" Babs "
Expression: "Oh great!"
Ambition: Airline hostess.
Future Plans: Junior college
Activities: Cheerleader 4; Suttonian 2, 3,
4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Magazine
Drive 3; Exitus Staff 4; Senior
Piay 4; Junior Red Cross Dele-
gate 3, 4.
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MILDRED THERESA GERBER
"Mil"
Expression: "Fiddlesticks"
Ambition: Nursing and marriage.
Future Plans: Enter school of nursing.
Activities: Glee Club 1, 4; Photography Cl-
ub 1; Science Club 4; Senior Pl-
ay 4; Suttonian 4; Exitus Staff 4.
ARTHUR DWIGHT GODDING
"Art"
Expression: "Vous voila"
Ambition: Metallurgical engineer.
Future Plans: Go to college.
Activities: Science Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Pl-
ay 4; Exitus Staff 4.
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WADE CAMERON GORDON
"Flash"
Expression: "Sharp as a cracker and twice as
crummy"
Ambition: Accountant.
Future Plans: Attena business college.
Activities: Baseball 3.
Expression:
Ambition:
Future Plans:
Activities:
ROBERT CHALMERS HARE
"Bob"
"Physical impossibility" "Biolo-
gical marvel"
Become an Electrical Engineer.
Attend college.
Science Club 2, 3, 4; Baseball
Manager 1, 2, 3; Senior Play 4;
Exitus Staff 4.
IP**-
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Expression:
Ambition:
Future Plans:
Activities:
PATRICIA LEE HUNT
"Patti"
"Oh honestly! "
To work for the airlines and tra-
vel.
To be successful.
Class Secretary 4; Glee Club 1,
2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Sen-
ior Play 4; Exitus Staff 4; Sutton-
ian 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2; Co-
Captain 2 .
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WILLARD RALPH JERNBERG
"Bill"
Expression: " Nothin' Russ ! "
Ambition: Civil Engineer.
Future Plans: College.
Activities: Class President. 2, 3, 4; Vice-
President 1; Student Council 1,
2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Presi-
dent 4; Basketball 1, 2; Glee Cl-
ub 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 3;
Magazine Drive Co-Chairman 3,
4; Senior Play 4; Exitus Staff 4.
ELLEN IRENE KALLIO
"Cleo"
Ambition: To be successful and happy in
whatever I do.
Future Plans: College.
Activities: Class Treasurer 1; Student Coun-
cil 2; Dramatic Club 2; Glee Cl-
ub 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian; Science
Club 4; Senior Play 4; Exitus Staff
4; Girls' State 3; Suttonian 2, 3,
4.
DENISE LUCIENNE LAVERGNE
"Dennie"
Expression: "Ain't too bright ! "
Ambition: To be successful.
Future Plans: Marriage.
Activities: Glee Club 4; Senior Play 4.
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JOYCE BEVERLEY LINDSTROM
Expression:
Ambition:
Future Plans:
Activities:
"Swede"
"Oh honestly! "
To be a nurse.
Nursing school.
Basketball 1,
Cheerleader 1,
3; Manager 4;
2; Suttonian 2,
3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Ex-
itus Staff 4; Senior Play 4.
JOEL EDWARD MOORE
"Joey"
Ambition: Conservation officer.
Future Plans: Attend college.
Activities: Science Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2,
3, 4; Senior Play 4; Exitu? Staff
4; Octet 4.
ROBERT ROLAND RICHARD
"Shorty"
Expression: "Darn It"
Ambition: Become radio and TV repairman,
Future Plans: Trade School.
Activities: Suttonian 4; Senior Play 4.
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JOSEPH THEODORE RZEWUSKI
Expression:
Ambition:
Future Plans:
Activities:
"Joe"
"I don't believe ya"
Be successful.
Work in Pratt and Whitney.
Basketbai' I, 3; Baseball 3.
ELIZABETH LEIGHTON SMITH
"Liz"
Ambition: Teacher.
Future Plans: College.
Activities: President 1; Vice-president 2, 3;
Student Council 1, 4; Secretary-
Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4;
Octet 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,
4; Co-captain 4; Suttonian 3; Edi-
tor 4; Exitus Editor 4; Senior Play
4; D. A. R. Good Citizen 4.
RUSSELL JOSEPH ST. JEAN
"Ace"
Expression: "Son of a gun"
Ambition: To be successful.
Future Plans: Navy.
Activities: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3,
4; Student Council 4; Chef's Cl-
ub 2; Senior Play 4; Exitus Staff 4.
ROGER DENNIS THIBODEAU
"Tib"
Expression: "Nice going"
Ambition: Radio and TV technician.
Future Plans: Attend a school of electronics.
Activities: Basketball 1, 2; Senior Play 4;
Vice-president 4; Exitus Staff 4.
FRONT ROW: Elizabeth Smith, Mildred Gerber. BACK ROW: Willard Jemberg, Robert
Hare.
Exitus Staii
Editor
Literary Editor
Feature Editor
Boy's Sports .
Girl's Sports .
Photography .
Circulation
Business Manager
Advertising . . .
Class Prophecy .
Class Will . . .
Class History . .
. Elizabeth Smith
. Marcia Bullard
. . . Robert Hare
. . Herbert Chase
Joyce Lindstrom
. . . . Joel Moore
. Russell St. Jean
Mildred Gerber
Shirley Fitzgerald
. . Patricia Hunt
Willard Jernberg
Roger Thibodeau
Elaine Brehio
. . . Ellen Kallio
Denise LaVergne
Barbara Edwards
. Arthur Godding
Class History
In September 1952, forty-one hopeful Freshmen entered the "Portals of Sutton Hi-
gh". Although we seemed dwarfed by the upperclassmen, we tried in our years at Su-
tton High to show our worth and importance.
We assembled in room 207 with Mr. Sabolinski as our class advisor and elected
the following class officers: Elizabeth Smith, president; Willard Jernberg, vice-pres-
ident; Bernice Brown, secretary; Ellen Kallio, treasurer. We chose Frances Stark and
Willard Jernberg as Student Council representatives. Navy blue and white were select-
ed as our class colors.
In October we were initiated by the congenial Sophomores.
When Mr. Salinger joined the faculty in January, he became our class advisor.
Members of the class participated heartily in basketball, cheering, and Glee Club.
In March we sponsored the Sophomore Return Party under the capable and unique
direction of Mr. Salinger.
After an enjoyable summer we reassembled in room 207 with our class advisor,
Mr. Salinger. The membership of the class was now thirty-four. We elected as class
officers: Willard Jernberg, president; Elizabeth Smith, vice-president; Frances Stark,
secretary; Marcia Bullard, treasurer. As our Student Council representatives we elect-
ed Ellen Kallio and Herbert Chase.
Our first enjoyment of the year was the initiation of the Freshmen.
We continued to take an active part in school activities.
Later that year we presented the original Carnival Dance under the direction of Mr.
Salinger. This dance enhanced our class funds greatly.
We returned in September and reconvened in room 207 under the supervision of a
new class advisor, Mr. Murdock.
We elected the following to be our class officers for our Junior year: Willard Jern-
berg, president; Elizabeth Smith, vice-president; Frances Stark, secretary; Marcia
Bullard, treasurer; Patricia Hunt and Heioert Chase, Student Council representatives.
The membership of the class had now dropped to twenty-seven.
To further enhance our class funds for our Senior year we presented a Comedy Bas-
ketball Game in November and a Record Hop in December.
Ellen Kallio was selected to attend Girls' State in Bridgewater in June. Also, Rob-
ert Hare received the D.A.R. History Award at the graduation exercises of the class of
'55.
In September, 1955, we proceeded on the last leg of our enriching and happy jour-
ney through high school.
We found that we were to be housed in room 206 with our new class advisor, Mr.
Schwab. Without further procrastination we proceeded to elect the following class off-
icers: Willard Jernberg, president; Herbert Chase and later Roger Thibodeau, vice-pre-
sident; Patricia Hunt, secretary; Marcia Bullard, treasurer. Elizabeth Smith and Russ-
ell St. Jean were elected Student Council representatives.
Continuing to raise money, we sponsored the Senior Supper under the experienced
direction of Mr. Schwab.
The next major event of the year was our Senior Play, "Cheaper by the Dozen",
presented November 19th under the patient direction of Miss Austin.
On February 1 1, 1956, we presented the annual Valentine Ball. Marcia Bullard was
chosen queen.
We are very proud to be the first class to terminate six years at Sutton Memorial
School.
We sincerely hope that we have made an impression on the "logs" of Sutton High,
for we are sure that Sutton High has made a wonderful and everlasting impression on us.
Arthur Godding
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Senior Memories
Framingham trips Freshmen Initiation Bill and Patti Glee .
Club trip to Swampscott Chem lab Carnival Dance Fran . .
. . . New Year's Eve peroxide Marcia and Jimmy Sid and
Barb Mid-summer Night's Dream skating parties splash
parties Chef's Club Pete Bob's convertible Gump in sar-
dine here's your tin) Bill's present from Washington Joyce and Russ
Play rehearsals Halloween Night Joe and Dennie
pizza and cider Suppers Driver Training Typing I Class . .
. . . Herbie's foot in the wastebasket Plane Geometry Mr. Frigard
in the wheelbarrow Class rings Nantasket Morgie Beer . .
. . . 250th Anniversary the old house Mr. Murdock's ranch ......
Russ and Bill's tonic clubhouse Whalom Park bus rides flat-
tops TenBroeck The Flying Saucer Valentine Ball
scrounge, coward, and cry-baby hoops "The Unforgettables" . . .
. . Senior Slobs "Cheaper By the Dozen" black cotton stockings . .
. . . skipping school Barre game "it varies" large P. D.
class "Tick-a-boom" .... Simple-nellie Mildred and Roland . .
. . . . Clark tournament girl's games Mr. Salinger's chocolate ban-
anas getting dishes from the churcn for suppers Barb with her lap full
of orange soda trips to Worcester airport argyle knee-socks
p.j. parties riding in a white convertible at 19 degrees Barb's tran-
smission "Sheila the Stripper" Marcia and the T-Bar White
House D- Warnings P-diddle Wilks vs. Sutton vs. Manch-
aug Mickey Mouse Club Dottie's room hayrides
The "Women-Haters" -Moore, Hare, and Shaw Washington
Joyce Lindstrom
Marcia Bullard
Senior Adjectives
T iny
H andy
E nergetic
G racious
R esponsible
A thletic
D ogmetic
U nconventional
A ttractive
T emperate
E ffervescent
S cientific
0 rderly
F riendly
F unny
1 ntellectual
F acetious
T echnical
Y outhful
S alutary
I nnocent
X anthochroid
Denise LaVergne
Wade Gordon
Barbara Edwards
Patti Hunt
Elizabeth Smith
Herbert Chase
Richard Bentley
Ellen Kallio
Shirley Fitzgerald
Joel Moore
Joe Rzewuski
Arthur Godding
Theresa Boisse
Joyce Lindstrom
Robert Richard
Robert Hare
Russell St. Jean
Roger Thibodeau
Elaine Brehio
Mildred Gerber
Bill Jernberg
Marcia Bullard
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Senior Class Will
We, the graduates of the class of 1956, who have at last come triumphantly thro-
ugh the four prescribed years at Sutton High School with the fond memories and well
earned, if sometimes unfortunate, experiences, leave here with you our last bequests
and last formal recognition that we will make of our years of associations with S. H. S
The above being stated, we do hereby publish our last will and testument.
To the Junior Class, we will a reservation at a Washington hotel and as much fun
in their Senior year as we had.
To the Sophomore Class, we will all our leftover decorations.
To the Freshman Class, we will three more wonderful years at S.H.S. and a Char-
les Atlas muscle building book for the boys.
To the incoming Freshman Class, we will the engraving that we artfully applied to
several desks and the fond hope that because we made it, you too, will someday be-
come Seniors.
To Mr. Frigard, we will a new joke book and students who take algebra to learn
something, not just for credit.
To Mr. Schwab, we will another successful Junior-Senior history class.
To Mr. Sabolinski, we will enough excuses for the students who forget theirs and
a typing class which strives for accuracy.
To Mr. Simpson, we- will another successful Suttonian staff, and a larger office
practice class.
To Mr. Anderson, we will a lock of hair.
To Miss Austin, we will many more wonderful years at Sutton, coaching plays and
a serious minded Senior English class.
To Mr. Murdock, we will a new series of fascinating lectures.
To Mrs. Davagian, we will a Home Economics Class which appreciates movies.
To Mr. Afton, we will more boys in Industrial Arts.
To Miss Clark, we will a front seat on the bus for away games.
To Mr. Kelly, we will a private office all his own.
I, Patricia Hunt, will my blue sweaters to Walter McGovern.
I, Ellen Kallio, will my role of "Sheila the Stripper" to Pennie Putnam and my
haircut to Paul Pearson.
I, Denise LaVergne, will my height and weight to "Brother" Ray.
I, Willard Jernberg, will the effort to make the name "Singletary" live long in the
portals of S.H.S. to Connie Windle, Tallea Windle, Ruth Jarvais, Helen Jarvais, Alna
Werme, Janice Hunton, and Patsy Fisher and the Senior Class Presidency to John God-
bout.
I, Barbara Edwards, will my summer job of teaching swimming to Connie Windle and
my fabulous Senior year to Alvin Faubert.
I, Elizabeth Smith, will my height to Tallea Windle and my position as co-captain
of the basketball team to Marcia Putnam.
I, Richard Bentley, will my size 12 shoe to John Godbout and my ability to keep
from getting caught to my brother Harold.
I, Mildred Gerber, will my long hair to any nurse-to-be and my striaght A's in
Algebra I to any promising Frosh.
I, Aithur Goddina. will mv cigars to anyone who can smoke them and ail the fun
I haa in my Senior yeai lu jwhi uodbout.
I, Theresa Boisse, will my demure personality to Virginia Corriveau.
I, Roger Thibodeau, will my bushy, curly hair to Gerard Senecal and my Chevy to
Ronny Ledoux.
I, Robert Richard, will my seat in office practice class to any ambitious boy and
my height to Billy Whittier.
I, Shirley Fitzgerald, will my studious Senior year to Johnny Godbout and my nat-
urally straight hair to Bev Carlson,
I, Herbert Chase, will my big feet to Tony Grabauskas and my weakness for blon-
des to Wayne Vayo.
I, Elaine Brehio, will my twin bulls to anyone with a cow.
I, Russell St. Jean, will my missing tooth to Mr. Murdock's biology classes and
my height to Gordon Whitten.
I, Wade Gordon, will my wavy hair to George Lamothe.
I, Joel Moore, will my green eyes to the stop sign at Sutton Center.
I, Marcia Bullard, will my job of Senior Class Treasurer to Helen Jarvais and my
job at Morgie to anyone who likes fish pies.
I, Robert Hare, will my propensity to abstain from the fairer sex while still a stu-
dent to Freddy Marshall and David Lavallee and my car (always room for one more) to
Brad Eaton to use at play rehearsals next year.
I, Joyce Lindstrom, will my driver's license to Paul Pearson and my ability to pass
Mr. Murdock's subjects to anyone taking physics.
I, Joseph Rzewuski, will my car to Freddy Marshall and my ability to fix it to my
brother Ray.
Barbara Edwards
Class Prophecy
Tne invitation reads, "You are cordially invited to attend a reunion of the Class
of 1956 of Sutton High School, to be held June 14, 1970, at the home of Sutton's May-
or, BILL JERNBERG. If you cannot be present, please let us know what you are current-
ly engaged in, whether or not you are married, and so forth. See you there?"
You bet! The evening of the reunion brings with it an air of excitement and expect-
ancy. Will we recognize our friends after all this time? Will old friendships be re-
newed or forsaken?
The celebration is off to a good start with a wonderful banquet and "Doc" Schwab
as master of ceremonies. As the night progresses, we visit with our classmates, re-
living old experiences, telling of new ones. "Doc" is in his usual jovial mood, and,
as usual, is offering famous quotations and bits of advice.
We find that MARCIA BULLARD eloped with a peroxide manufacturer after a few yea-
rs of college, and is currently developing a new line of products.
Besides keeping Joe happy, DENISE LAVERGNE is designing gowns for SHIRLEY
FITZGERALD'S dress shops, which are appearing all over New England. JOE RZEWUSKI
has his own service station, and is a competent mechanic. We all remember the ex-
perience he had with the Plymouth.
ROGER THIBODEAU and ROBERT RICHARDS have become partners in a radio-tele-
vision business, located at the new Sutton Shoppers' World.
After leaving the Air Force, HERBIE CHASE tells us, he went to college on the G.I.
Bill, to become a geometry teacher. Herbie always did have an interest in figures.
Having seen DICK BENTLEY in "Cheaper by the Dozen, " a couple of talent scouts
signed him up, and he can now be seen playing romantic lead roles under the name of
Rusty Cable.
LIZ SMITH'S feet have carried her on to a Master's Degree in Education, and she
is now Principal of the Sutton Elementary Schools, which three of her own children now
attend.
MILDRED GERBER is now supervisor of -nurses at the Sutton Memorial Hospital,
JOYCE LINDSTROM, too, is a nurse, but Joyce specializes in private cases. She also
assists her husband in his advertising business.
PATTI HUNT couldn't leave her family in Florida, but sent word that she now has
four boys and a girl. As much as Patti loved being an air hostess, she gave it up for
her family. BARB EDWARDS says that she's still working for Trans World Airlines, al-
though no longer as a hostess. She, too, sacrificed her career for marriage.
Look who just scrubbed in! Professor BOB HARE in his little blue Ford! Bob is on
the faculty at W. P. I., and his favorite extra-curricular activity is an objective study
of the modern woman.
JOEL MOORE is spending his vacation in Sutton, bringing back old memories. Joey-
is a forestry engineer in Wyoming. ART GODDING has decided to spend the rest of his
life in the west as a metallurgical engineer, and only the reunion could bring him back
to Sutton.
Now that the dear old town has grown, TERRY BOISSE is holding down her nosition
as City Clerk. WADE GORDON is a certified public accountant, and is very happy in
his position and his new home. The new courthouse and city hall were designed and
planned by a nationally-known architect, RUSS ST. JEAN.
ELAINE BREHIO sends word that she is a commissioned officer in the Womens'Air
Force. She felt more indebted to Uncle Sam than to the Class of '56, and preferred to
remain at her post rather than attend the reunion.
As for myself, "Sheila, " my marriage doesn't prevent me from working part-time.
Since I'm getting too old for the stage, my spare time is occupied in directing the Youth
Center, giving other kids the breaks that I had.
Ellen Kallio
Denise LaVergne
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FRESHMEN
Student Council
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Suttonian Statt
37
Chemistry Laboratory
Home Economics
Varsity
Boys' Sports
The 1955-1956 basketball season opened with practice in early November. The
varsity, under the guidance of Coach Donald Sabolinski, were in high spirits, having
compiled a decent record in the previous year. Even though three of the starting five
returned from last year's squad, inexperience plagued the team all year long.
At Lhe end of the season the overall record was nine victories and eleven defeats.
This year Sutton participated in the Townsend Invitational Tournament, winning the con-
solation trophy. The "Flattops" were also selected to play in the Clark University To-
urnament.
Although the Sutton cagers had only a mediocre record, the season was filled with
many exciting and thrilling moments. The boys would like to thank those who faithfully
supported the team in its up and down season.
Individual scoring: Chase-293, St. Jean-207, Faubert-178, Godbout-142, Vayo-
117, Lamothe-83, Anderson-14.
Herbie Chase
Jayvees
Sutton
49
St. Mary's
43
Sutton
46
Cole Trade
67
Sutton
51
Holy Name
36
Sutton
66
Tantasqua
53
Sutton
60
Grafton
58
Sutton
61
Leicester
50
Sutton
44
Charlton
45
Sutton
62
Charlton
63
Sutton
46
Alumni
45
Sutton
66
Barre
63
Sutton
32
Pepperell
55
Sutton
50
Oxford
57
Sutton
51
Townsend
44
Sutton
50
North Brookfield
82
Sutton
45
Barre
54
Sutton
48
Cole Trade
54
Sutton
53
Oxford
74
Sutton
56
Tantasqua
51
Sutton
51
North Brookfield
63
Sutton
55
Leicester
63
Cheerleaders
44
Jayvees
Girls9 Sports
The Varsity, coached by Mrs. Boutiette, had an undefeated season. The Junior
Varsity, coached by Miss Austin, was not as fortunate.
The Varsity forwards, Alna Werme, Connie Windle, Ethel Helgesen, Tallea Win-
die, and Carol Moore, did a splendid job. The guards, Janice Hunton, Elizabeth Sm-
ith, Marcia Putnam, Barbara Edwards, and Arleen Monro, also deserve a large share of
the credit.
Individual scoring is as follows: Alna Werme-182, Connie Windle-178, Ethel Hel-
gesen-107, Tallea Windle-89, and Janice Hunton-49.
Sutton
27
Alumni
4
Sutton
107
Oxford
26
Sutton
59
Oxford
12
Sutton
52
Grafton
27
Sutton
48
Grafton
16
Sutton
45
Northbridge
19
Sutton
56
Northbridge
22
Sutton
26
Uxbridge
15
Sutton
59
Leicester
25
Sutton
42
Leicester
21
Sutton
43
Charlton
9
Sutton
54
Charlton
28
Sutton
25
Marlboro
21
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6 South Main Street
Millbury
Massachusetts
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Rutco Kennels
COCKER SPANIELS — A. K. C. REGISTERED — BEAGLES
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus W. Colby
Telephone UN 5-2128
15 4 Riverlin Street
Millbury
Massachusetts
Ray's Furniture Inc.
Complete Home Furnishings
Ray Chevalier
Telephone UN 5-2611
Millbury
Massachusetts
Compliments of
Pierce's Hardware
Sporting Goods - Plumbing Supplies - Hardware
Kyanize Self- Smoothing Paints — Varnishes —
Enamels
Telephone UN 5-2155
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Russell's Flower Shop
" FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS"
6 Canal Street
Telephone UN 5-4478
Millbury
Massachusetts
COMPLIMENTS OF
Ludvigson Jewelers
MILLBURY
MASSACHUSETTS
Eaton Farm Dairy
Milk - Cream - Eggs
Telephone UN 5-8166
Sutton
Massachusetts
Chases Garage
general Auto Repairing
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Telephone UN 5-2857
Wilkin son ville
Massachusetts
Stephen Benjamin Insurance
Betty Benjamin LeClair
Robert L. LeClair
Boston Road, Sutton Phone
UNion 5-6763
Rosemont Tool Company
Daniel S. Smith - Owner
Light Forgings, Spindles, Tools
General Repair Work
Telephone UN 5-2375
Wilkinsonville
Massachusetts
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Lentral Tool Co.
Red & White Store
James H. Conner
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Telephone UN 5-2615
Telephone UN 5-2791
Sutton, Massachusetts
Wilkinsonville, Massachusetts
COMPLIMENTS OF
Champ's Inn
Wilkinsonville
Massachusetts
Ed & Ellen s Snack Bar
TELEPHONE UN 5-2174
WILKINSONVILLE
MASSACHUSETTS
Benjamin Chase
Trench Digging, Trucking,
Bailing, Board of Health,
and all kinds of farming.
Telephone UN 5-2007
Wilkinsonville
Massachusetts
COMPLIMENTS OF
Rossi's Package Store
Wilkinsonville Massachusetts
Hare Products Co.
"Gauge-it" -Range Oil Drum
"Pump-it1 -Small All-Purpose Utility Pumps
"Rolit" And "Robo" -Handy Household Knife Sharpener
Business Cards - Stationery - Other Necessities
Wholesale Catalog of Appliances & Home Needs
Whitinsville Box 33 Massachusetts
Micky's Cleaners
Rugs -Drapes- Slipcovers
Day Pressing At Store
Telephone UN 5-4360
Pressing While-U-Wait
79 Elm St. Millbury, Mass.
Thomas' Market
Meats And Groceries
Beer And Wines
290 Main Street
Telephone 4-2 606
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Compliments of
Cappy's Variety
2 0 1/2 Border Street
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Compliments of
Arcade Company
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Conley Brothers Furniture
Inc.
Fine Furniture
Electrical Appliances
Genuine Frigidaire Refrigerators
Telephone 4-7478
56 Church Street
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Spence Music Shop
"Music Center of the Valley"
Records -Phonographs -Radios
Telephone 4-1251
68 Chuich Street
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Flagg Pharmacy
Dial 4-7944
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Builum's Drug Store
All Popular Hearing Aid Batteries
Hearing Aid Cords
Elastic Stockings
89 Church Street
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
COMPLIMENTS
OF
Manchaug Hotel
Wayne's 5c - $1.00 Store
School Supplies
Toy's - Notions
Dry Goods
10 Main Street
Millbury, Massachusetts
Angela Hair Stylist
Individual Hair Styling
4 South Main Street
Millbury UN 5-2700
Millbury, Massachusetts
COMPLIMENTS OF
Millbury Old Time Inn
Millbury, Massachusetts
Neighborly Store Variety
Ice Cream and Tonic
Candy - Cigarettes
New Village
Campbell's Cleaners
FORMAL WEAR
Telephone Whitinsville 4-2875
Compliments of
Rainville Studio & Camera
Shop
50 Cottage Street
Phone 4-3123
Whitinsville
Varky's Cleaners
BETTER DRY CLEANING
Telephone Whitinsville 4-3691
COMPLIMENTS OF
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ST. JEAN'S
BREEDERS OF FINE DOGS
WEST HIGHLAND TERRIERS - COCKER SPANIELS
SHOW PROSPECTS - CHAMPION STOCK - ALL A. K. C. REG.
TELEPHONE UNIOR 5-4305
ROUTE 146
SUTTON
MASSACHUSETTS
Compliments of
Tatt Super Market
14 Cottage Street
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
Sherlock News Agency
Dennis D. Connors, Prop.
Tel. 4-5864
Dealer in
Newspapers and Periodicals
Whitinsville, Massachusetts
THE CLASS OF 1956
WISHES TO THANK
THOSE ADVERTISERS
WHO HAVE MADE IT POSSIBLE
TO PUBLISH
OUR ANNUAL YEARBOOK
THE "EX1TUS"
PLEASE PATRONIZE
THESE BUSINESS CONCERNS
WILLARDR. JERNBERG
PRESIDENT
CLASS OF 1956
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